Season sur Paris

Best breakfast place in Paris, would recommend breakfast pancakes and sweet potato fries!

Food not exceptional Environment rather noisy Overall okay If you pay with the QR code there is a fee, and this is not mentioned beforehand

The food was fresh. Except for that one piece of chicken breast, which was too tough (even difficult to cut with a knife), the rest was very good.

I think this is my favorite vegan pain au chocolate & vegan croissant I’ve had during my stay in Paris!! We happened about Season Marais on our way to a matcha shop around the corner and were shocked to see multiple vegan pastry options on the posted menu. When we went inside to confirm and they had vegan pain au chocolate, vegan croissant, and vegan cinnamon rolls in the case! 😍🥐 The pastries were superb! The perfect amount of flaky layers but still soft and also a fabulous distribution of chocolate. Truly such a fabulous fortuitous find! Dare I say these were better than the pastries everyone raves about from Land & Monkeys..?

We arrived early, shortly after opening, without a reservation, but managed to get a table. Unfortunately, it was at the front right, next to the door, near the restroom. Since the restroom door was constantly left open, it smelled of it. So, I asked right away if we could sit somewhere else, but was refused. The restaurant was practically empty that early... even when we finished eating, there were still plenty of good seats available on the left... so the refusal to move was incomprehensible. The bar, which is in full view, looks more like a hospital or a washroom because of the tiled backsplash. But the worst thing about the seating was the draft, coming through the single-glazed windows, and it was around 0 degrees Celsius outside. You couldn't sit there without a jacket. The Eggs Benedict were okay. Nothing special. They were just served on toast – bread or a baguette would have been much better. The hollandaise sauce was very mustardy. The pancakes were delicious. But I wouldn't come back.

We had a quite good experience having breakfast here. The food was tasty, my friends enjoyed their bread and I had the breakfast pancakes, which were nice but could have used a little more salt. The waitress did seem distracted or a bit disinterested. We had to wait for an order for one person, she said "yes it's coming" when asking about it, only for her to come back 2 min later that they did not have it anymore.

The food is delicious and the place is very welcoming. Bonus points for the excellent and quick service. I highly recommend it.

Food too expensive. Coffee is ok. Granola comes with minimal fruits for €11

I visited for a light brunch. Unusually for France, the menu is accessed via a QR code. Other options included pancakes and acai bowls, but this time I went for the Eggs Benedict. It was a very simple meal: avocado puree, soft-boiled eggs, and hollandaise on a muffin. The overall flavor was light on the saltiness, with only a lingering sourness, so it was refreshing but a little lacking. I guess it was just average. This isn't limited to this restaurant, but it's common in France. The tables are small and the seats are quite close together, so if you're not used to it, you might feel a little cramped.

The dish was a little lukewarm, otherwise everything was very pleasant.